Tennessee Governor Launches ‘Tri-Stars and Stripes’ Council to Attract Veterans

Tennessee Governor Launches ‘Tri-Stars and Stripes’ Council to Attract Veterans
George Garcia, Master Sgt. USAF, holds his daughter while marching in the Veterans Day Parade in New York City, on Nov. 11, 2021. Spencer Platt/Getty Images
Chase Smith
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An executive order signed this week by Republican Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee aims to make the state one of the leading states for military families and veterans.

“As we gather with friends and family to celebrate our great nation this Independence Day, we must also remember that freedom is not free – it has been hard-won and hard-kept by veterans and members of our armed forces,” said Gov. Lee. “These brave men and women deserve our highest respect and strongest support, and today, I’m signing an executive order that will continue our work to make Tennessee the best state in the nation for service members, veterans and their families to thrive.”

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